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I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE FALKLANDS: BRITS ON BOTH SIDES
*Tony Clifton, NEWSWEEK London Bureau Chief
*Holger Jensen, NEWSWEEK Correspondent, in Buenos Aires
III. EGYPT: BACK IN ARAB GOOD GRACES?
*Julian Nundy, NEWSWEEK Mideast Bureau Chief, in Cairo
IV. THE BUDGET: IDEOLOGY OVER COMPROMISE AND WALL STREET FALLOUT
*Gloria Borger, NEWSWEEK Congressional Correspondent
*Tom DeFrank, NEWSWEEK White House Correspondent
*Michael Reese, NEWSWEEK Associate Editor/Business
V. FRANCE: GROWING SKEPTICAL ABOUT SOCIALISM?
*Scott Sullivan, NEWSWEEK Paris Bureau Chief
VI. MUSIC: TOP TEN FOR THE GO-GOS
*Janet Huck, NEWSWEEK Los Angeles Bureau Chief
VII. RAILROADS: ON THE REBOUND
*David Pauley, NEWSWEEK Senior Writer/Business
VIII. EDUCATION: THE ABCs OF ECONOMICS
*Dennis Williams, NEWSWEEK Education Editor
*Susan McCarthy, developer of California school economics programs
IX. VIDEO GAMES: A BOOM IN BOOKS TO HELP YOU WIN
*Linda Prout, NEWSWEEK New York Reporter
X. PUBLISHING: ROMANCE NOVELS GET A RISE
*Elsie Washington, NEWSWEEK Assistant Editor, romance novelist (as Rosalind Welles)
XI. PERISCOPE: REAGAN'S AIR BAG ALTERNATIVE
XII. CREDITS/CLOSE
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